• Cabrals, the, ii. 134, 135
• Cabul, i. 254, 370, 383;
  • fall of, i. 385, 442; ii. 218
• Cadiz, Duke of, ii. 89
• Cadogan, Honoria, Countess, died September 12, 1845, i. 62
• Cagliari, seizure of the, iii. 262, 274, 275
• Cairns, Sir Hugh, Solicitor-General, Oudh Proclamation debate, iii. 290
• Camarilla, i. 58
• Cambridge, first Duke of, i. 4;
  • political views, i. 5, 6;
  • Regent of Hanover, i. 7;
  • marriage, i. 99, 207, 208, 245;
  • daughter's marriage, i. 434, 437, 440, 475, 476;
  • death, ii. 247, 256
• Cambridge, Prince George of (afterwards second Duke of Cambridge), i. 212;
  • Ireland, ii. 226;
  • Earldom of Tipperary, ii. 245-247;
  • Ireland, ii. 303;
  • Ranger of the Parks, ii. 393;
  • in Paris, iii. 14;
  • interview with Napoleon, iii. 24-26;
  • writes from Constantinople, iii. 27, 28;
  • illness and return from the Crimea, iii. 70;
  • iii. 78;
  • council of war, iii. 160, 167;
  • Commander-in-Chief, iii. 199, 200;
  • proposed marriage of Princess Mary, iii. 206, 209;
  • Army control, iii. 293
• Cambridge, Duchess of, i. 11, 31, 99, 494
• —— Queen's visit to, i. 496, 501, 503
• Campbell, Mr, M.P. for Weymouth, iii. 239
• —— Sir Colin (afterwards Lord Clyde), Queen's high opinion of, iii. 152, 155;
  • Commander-in-Chief, Indian Mutiny, relief of Lucknow, iii. 224, 250, 259, 278;
  • Peerage, iii. 262;
  • iii. 405, 455
• —— Lord, Bernard trial, iii. 274;
  • Lord Chancellor, iii. 348;
  • reports of divorce cases, iii. 378
• Canada, friction in, i. 56, 98, 100, 102, 103;
  • Lord Durham, Governor-General, i. 104, 128, 133, 135-137;
  • resignation, i. 137;
  • union of, i. 209;
  • dispute with United States, i. 254; ii. 30;
  • resignation of Lord Metcalfe, ii. 47;
  • Government of, ii. 94;
  • Clergy Revenues Bill, ii. 431;
  • Nova Scotia, iii. 189;
  • Colonial Governorships, iii. 190;
  • Ottawa selected as capital, iii. 262;
  • British Columbia, iii. 296;
  • United States claim to St Juan, iii. 373;
  • Prince of Wales's visit to, iii. 380, 404;
  • proposed increase in Army and Navy for, iii. 440
• Candahar, i. 407
• Canning, Right Hon. G., speech on Queen's education, i. 10, 229
• —— Viscount (afterwards Earl), ii. 346;
  • Post Office, ii. 421;
  • not in the Cabinet, ii. 427;
  • Government of 1855, iii. 98;
  • Post Office, iii. 104;
  • Governor-General of India, iii. 128, 159, 178;
  • arrival in India, iii. 179;
  • Indian Mutiny, iii. 224, 236-238;
  • his clemency, iii. 249-252;
  • Oudh Proclamation, iii. 262, 281-285, 289, 291;
  • Viceroy, iii. 304;
  • Earldom, iii. 313;
  • Indian Army Question, iii. 318;
  • termination of Mutiny, iii. 350;
  • Indian titles, iii. 387;
  • Queen's pleasure at progress in India, iii. 405;
  • K.G., iii. 441;
  • Queen's high opinion of, iii. 453;
  • death of his wife, iii. 475;
  • touching letter from the Queen, iii. 477, 478
• —— Viscountess, i. 310, 397; iii. 405;
  • death, iii. 474;
  • Queen's appreciation of, iii. 477, 478
• —— Sir Stratford, see Stratford de Redcliffe
• Canrobert, Marshal, Commander of French army, iii. 1, 64;
  • resignation, iii. 126
• Canterbury, Archbishop of (William Howley), report as to Queen's education, i. 17, 55;
  • announces to the Queen William IV.'s death, i. 74, 75;
  • attends Queen's first council, i. 77;
  • convocation address, i. 299;
  • (John Bird Sumner), Bishopric of Capetown, ii. 448;
  • on Sunday bands, iii. 194;
  • (C. T. Longley), iii. 206;
  • national prayer and humiliation iii. 247
• —— Viscount, iii. 230
• Canton, England's occupation of, iii. 223, 226
• Capetown, Bishopric of, ii. 448
• Caradoc, Sir John Hobart, see Howden, Lord
• Carbonari Society, iii. 261
• Cardigan, Earl of, i. 263, 264, 386, 394; iii. 67;
  • censure on, iii. 175
• Cardwell, Mr (afterwards Viscount), ii. 368;
  • Secretary at War, ii. 421;
  • President of Board of Trade, ii. 468;
  • Oudh Proclamation, iii. 282;
  • vote of censure withdrawn, iii. 290;
  • Chief Secretary for Ireland, iii. 349
• Carlisle, sixth Earl of, i. 419
• —— seventh Earl (sometime Lord Morpeth), Chief Secretary for Ireland, i. 62, 281, 308; ii. 79, 95;
  • Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, ii. 168, 324, 427, 428; iii. 452
• Carlists, i. 50, 67; ii. 3
• Carlos, Don, i. 44, 57, 488;
  • abdication, ii. 31
• Carlton House, residence of George IV., Queen's visit to, i. 11
• Carmarthen Riots, i. 484
• Carolina, South, iii. 381
• Cartwright, Sir T., i. 409
• Cashmere, ii. 74
• Castlerosse, Lord, iii. 291
• Cathcart, Earl, Governor-General of Canada, ii. 47
• Cathcart, General Sir George, Kaffir War, ii. 283;
  • death at Inkerman, iii. 52;
  • iii. 134
• Cavaignac, General, French Minister for War, ii. 184, 190, 191, 207, 387
• Cavour, Count, Sardinian Premier, iii. 63, 66, 156, 161, 170, 307, 333;
  • resignation, iii. 359;
  • Papal States, iii. 380;
  • death, iii. 420, 441
• Cawdor, Earl, i. 484
• Cawnpore, Mutiny, iii. 224, 238;
  • massacre of the garrison, iii. 247, 248, 261
• Cécile, Admiral, ii. 213
• Chalmers, Dr, i. 448, 450
• Chambers, Dr William Frederick, consulting physician, iii. 473
• Chambord, Comte de, see Bordeaux, Duc de
• Chandos, Lord (afterwards Duke), Secretary to the Treasury, ii. 423
• Chantrey, Sir Francis, sculptor, i. 313, 333, 337
• Chapman, Dr, iii. 431
• Chapoo, captured by Sir Hugh Gough, i. 441
• Charier, Mdlle., ii. 3
• Charlemont, Viscount, i. 344
• Charles of Hesse, Prince, iii. 458
• —— X., of France, character and death, i. 52
• —— Archduke, i. 431
• —— Albert, King of Sardinia, ii. 141, 175;
  • Piedmontese war, ii. 178, 182, 183, 186, 187, 190, 191, 197, 198;
  • defeat at Custozza, ii. 191;
  • at Novara, ii. 208;
  • abdication in favour of his son, ii. 208
• Charleston, surrender of, iii. 421
• Charlotte, Princess (daughter of George IV.), i. 8;
  • character, ii. 39, 40;
  • bust, i. 203
• —— Princess of Prussia (afterwards Hereditary Princess of Saxe-Meiningen), birth of, iii. 406
• Charlotte, Princess of Belgium, ii. 185;
  • illness, ii. 255, 271;
  • beauty of, ii. 367;
  • proposed marriage of, iii. 207, 211;
  • marriage of, iii. 240, 241
• Chartists, i. 83;
  • riots, i. 179; ii. 134;
  • demonstration, ii. 168;
  • fiasco, ii. 169
• Chartres, Duc de, i. 266, 414; iii. 453
• Chateaubriand, Vicomte de, i. 508
• Chatsworth, Queen's visit to, i. 509
• Chelmsford, Lord, Lord Chancellor, iii. 272
• Chelsea pensioners, arming of, i. 486
• Cherbourg, Queen's visit to Napoleon, iii. 295
• Chester, Dean of, see Davys
• Childers, Col., Life of Right Hon. H.C.E. Childers, ii. 77
• Chillianwalla, ii. 208
• Chimay, Prince de, iii. 274
• China, opium trade dispute, i. 142, 209, 219, 254, 260, 265;
  • operations in, i. 261, 337, 370, 441;
  • war of 1857, iii. 223, 226, 231;
  • Treaty of Tien-tsin, iii. 262, 301;
  • refusal to ratify treaty, march to Pekin, iii. 381
• Chiswick, ii. 17
• Chobham camp, review at, ii. 449, 449
• Cholera, epidemic of, ii. 228
• Christian, Prince, of Glücksburg, afterwards King Christian IX. of Denmark, ii. 358
• —— Princess, see Helena, Princess
• Christina, Queen, Regent of Spain, i. 59, 62, 95;
  • abdication, i. 244, 346, 349, 351;
  • marriage question, ii. 4, 31, 96, 97, 99, 100, 183
• Christino cause, i. 44, 67
• Church of England, Queen's early knowledge of, i. 16;
  • her relations to, i. 51, 72, 79;
  • Parker Society, i. 259;
  • reform, i. 282;
  • difficulties at Oxford, i. 373, 374;
  • Low Church bigotry, ii. 37;
  • ii. 115;
  • preferments, ii. 121;
  • Ritualists and Romanists, ii. 273, 273, 377;
  • riots at Stockport, ii. 391;
  • in the Colonies, ii. 448
• —— of Scotland crisis, i. 447, 448, 450
• —— rates, i. 56, 66; iii. 323
• Churchill, Lady, iii. 407
• Chusan, i. 209, 265
• Chuttur Singh, surrender of, ii. 217
• Cintra, Convention of, iii. 175
• Cistercian Trappists, Queen Adelaide's visit to, i. 437
• Civil Service, competitive examinations for, iii. 9, 11
• Clanricarde, Marquess of, i. 188; ii. 427;
  • Privy Seal, iii. 266
• —— Marchioness of, i. 350
• Clanwilliam, Earl of, ii. 422
• Claremont, residence of King Leopold, Queen's reminiscences of, i. 10, 18, 19;
  • regret at leaving, ii. 5, 21;
  • residence of King Louis Philippe, ii. 160-162
• —— Col., Orsini trial, iii. 273
• Clarence, Duke of, see William IV.
• Clarendon, third Earl of, Chief Justice-in-Eyre, death, i. 143
• —— fourth Earl of, i. 97;
  • Ambassador at Madrid, i. 281;
  • Lord Privy Seal, i. 308; ii. 60, 83, 86, 131, 132, 169, 195, 223, 224, 236, 244;
  • opinion on Lord Palmerston's removal, ii. 260, 263;
  • refusal of Foreign Office, ii. 346, 348;
  • ii. 420, 423;
  • Foreign Secretary, ii. 431;
  • Eastern Question, ii. 439-444, 452-471;
  • Duke of Cambridge in Paris, iii. 14;
  • Russian loan, iii. 35;
  • Crimea, iii. 43;
  • Austrian alliance, iii. 48, 51;
  • the "Four Points," iii. 65;
  • Government of 1855, iii. 82, 83, 86, 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 96, 96, 97, 98, 99;
  • Foreign Affairs, iii. 104;
  • Emperor's proposal to take command at the Crimea, iii. 111, 111;
  • Naples despatch, iii. 143-144;
  • Austrian ultimatum, iii. 152, 153, 165;
  • arranging terms of settlement, iii. 168-185;
  • conversation with French Emperor, iii. 175;
  • Treaty of Peace signed, iii. 183;
  • Queen's appreciation of his services, iii. 184, 185;
  • honours, iii. 186;
  • iii. 190;
  • interview with Persigny, iii. 232;
  • and Italy, iii. 305;
  • declines joining the new Cabinet, iii. 346;
  • St Juan dispute, iii. 373;
  • coronation of King of Prussia, iii. 428, 429;
  • reception at the coronation of King and Queen of Prussia, iii. 458-460;
  • interview with the French Empress, iii. 460;
  • King of Prussia's views, iii. 465
• Clarendon's History of the Rebellion, i. 38, 52;
  • Private Memoirs, i. 435
• Claridge's Hotel, Empress of the French stays at, iii. 419
• Clark, Dr (afterwards Sir James), Physician to the Queen, i. 61, 130, 202;
  • Bagshot Park, iii. 384;
  • Prince Consort's illness, iii. 471, 473
• Clémentine, Princess, of Orleans, i. 431
• Cleveland, Duke of, i. 386
• Clive, Lord, Life by Sir J. Malcolm, i. 55
• Close, Francis, Dean of Carlisle, iii. 206
• Clyde, Lord, see Campbell, Sir Colin
• Cobden, Richard, i. 300;
  • Corn Laws, i. 415, 465; ii. 60;
  • Peel's tribute to, ii. 83;
  • the Whigs, ii. 84, 85, 87;
  • Poor Law Commission, ii. 130, 131, 132;
  • ii. 155, 216;
  • question of marriage between Prince Frederick William of Prussia and the Princess Royal, iii. 182;
  • on China War, iii. 223;
  • loss of seat, iii. 226;
  • iii. 263;
  • refuses to join Government, iii. 307, 348, 350;
  • and the Pope, iii. 357;
  • Plenipotentiary for commercial treaty, iii. 379;
  • declines honours, iii. 413, 414
• Coblentz, iii. 146
• Coburg (see Saxe-Coburg), House of, history of, i. 3;
  • influence on the Queen's politics, i. 4;
  • abuse of, i. 53
• —— Queen's visit to, ii. 45
• Cochrane, Mr Baillie (afterwards Lord Lamington), iii. 445
• Cockburn, Sir George, Admiral of the Fleet, i. 432
• —— Mr (afterwards Sir Alexander), Don Pacifico debate, ii. 252;
  • Chief Justice of Common Pleas, iii. 215
• Codrington, Major-General Sir William, wounded at Inkerman, iii. 53;
  • commands the English army in the Crimea, iii. 64, 134, 155, 155
• Colborne, Sir John (afterwards Lord Seaton), i. 57;
  • High Commissioner, Canada, i. 102;
  • Field-Marshal, i. 129, 130
• Colchester, Lord, iii. 230
• Coldstream Guards wounded from Crimea, iii. 110
• Colenso, Rev. J. W., ii. 449
• Coleridge, Mr, and Provostship of Eton, iii. 431
• Colloredo, Count, Austrian Ambassador, ii. 439, 440
• Colquhoun, Mr, iii. 44
• Colvin, John Russell, Lieut.-Gov. of North-West Provinces, death of, iii. 251
• Combermere, Viscount, i. 420;
  • Constable of the Tower, ii. 393;
  • Field-Marshal, iii. 146
• Companies, Limited Liability, statute passed, iii. 64
• Conroy, Sir J., comptroller to Duchess of Kent, i. 99
• Conservatives in opposition, i. 56;
  • dissensions, ii. 1;
  • Corn Laws, ii. 66;
  • ii. 83, 315, 384, 403;
  • form a Government, ii. 412-430;
  • Roebuck Motion, iii. 79, 226;
  • Government of 1858, iii. 262, 266;
  • possible dissolution, iii. 283-292;
  • new Reform Bill, iii. 307;
  • defeat, iii. 341;
  • iii. 362;
  • overtures to Lord Palmerston, iii. 420, 429
• Consort, Prince (see Victoria, Queen), parentage, i. 4;
  • influence of Baron Stockmar, i. 26;
  • his character, i. 28;
  • Princess of Hohenlohe's opinion of, i. 46;
  • Queen's first impression of, i. 49;
  • education of, i. 97, 109, 111;
  • engagement to Queen Victoria, i. 141, 188;
  • visits Italy, i. 152;
  • Queen's views, i. 177;
  • description of, i. 186;
  • arrival at Windsor, i. 188;
  • religion, i. 196;
  • question of a peerage, i. 198;
  • the Declaration, i. 203, 204;
  • his Household, i. 204, 206, 207;
  • marriage with the Queen, i. 209, 217;
  • his grant, i. 209, 214;
  • appointed Regent, i. 209;
  • the Queen's confidential secretary, i. 28;
  • name in Prayer Book, i. 249;
  • on changes at Court, i. 256;
  • visits Oxford, i. 291;
  • his position on change of Government, i. 304;
  • Lord Melbourne's opinion of, i. 306;
  • Fine Arts Commission, i. 332;
  • lays foundation stone of Royal Exchange, i. 376;
  • on duelling, i. 450;
  • domestic life, i. 464;
  • to hold levées, i. 470, 471;
  • reception at Birmingham, i. 509;
  • his father's death, ii. 6;
  • Grand Cross of St Andrew, ii. 17;
  • birthday, ii. 20;
  • French King's appreciation of, ii. 25;
  • title rumours, ii. 34;
  • interest in Osborne, ii. 42;
  • attacks on, ii. 46;
  • memo. on change of Government, ii. 61;
  • council meeting, ii. 65;
  • Sir R. Peel and memo. of their conversation, ii. 76;
  • memo. on resignation of Sir R. Peel, ii. 80, 83;
  • on new Government, ii. 85;
  • Sir R. Peel, ii. 93;
  • his self-denial, ii. 129;
  • visits King Louis Philippe at Claremont, ii. 163;
  • and the unemployed, ii. 168;
  • visit to York, ii. 184;
  • visit with the Queen to Ireland, ii. 224;
  • opening of new Coal Exchange, ii. 228;
  • Exhibition of 1851, ii. 231, 316-318;
  • memo. on Lord Palmerston's Foreign Policy, ii. 235, 243, 260, 261;
  • Mansion House speech, ii. 239;
  • memos. on formation of a new Government, ii. 293, 297, 298, 300, 302, 306, 309, 310, 311;
  • presides at Propagation of Gospel Meeting, ii. 319;
  • on Lord Palmerston's successor, ii. 345-347;
  • his fondness for politics and business, ii. 362;
  • and the Army, ii. 365;
  • on resignation of Lord John Russell, ii. 367, 369, 371;
  • on change of Government, ii. 374;
  • command of Grenadier Guards and Rifle Brigade, ii. 392;
  • on new appointments on death of Duke of Wellington, ii. 392;
  • on national defences, ii. 398-400;
  • on Free Trade Debate, ii. 404;
  • on resignation of Lord Derby, ii. 412-413;
  • on new Government, ii. 413, 415, 420;
  • Lord Derby's opinion of, ii. 426;
  • on change of Ministry, ii. 427;
  • birth of Prince Leopold (afterwards Duke of Albany), ii. 444;
  • congratulates Mr Gladstone on his Budget speech, ii. 446;
  • memo. on Eastern Question, ii. 454, 456;
  • memo. on Lord Palmerston's resignation, ii. 467;
  • Press attacks on, iii. 1, 3, 4, 7, 8;
  • interview with Emperor Napoleon, iii. 1;
  • President of Patriotic Fund, iii. 2;
  • memos. on Reform Bill, iii. 20, 22, 23, 24;
  • memo. of Government changes, iii. 33, 34;
  • visits French Emperor, iii. 41-43;
  • memo. on Lord John Russell's possible resignation, iii. 58;
  • visits the French Emperor, iii. 64;
  • memo. on Lord John Russell's resignation, iii. 72;
  • memos. on inability of Lord Derby and Lord John Russell to form a Government, iii. 83-96;
  • memo. on Lord Palmerston's Government of 1855, iii. 97, 98;
  • asks Lord Aberdeen to join new Government, iii. 98;
  • memo. of interview with Mr Gladstone, iii. 107-109;
  • on Austria's proposal of Crimean settlement, iii. 120, 127;
  • visits France, iii. 135;
  • appointment of Sir W. Codrington, iii. 155;
  • Queen's memo. on his status, iii. 192-194;
  • title of Prince Consort conferred, iii. 196, 197, 197;
  • French Emperor's feeling towards England, iii. 232, 233;
  • marriage of Princess Royal, iii. 261, 263, 264;
  • memo. on resignation of the Government, iii. 266-268;
  • Danish Question, iii. 281;
  • memo. on Oudh Proclamation, iii. 284;
  • memo. on Lord Derby and dissolution, iii. 289;
  • visit to French Emperor at Cherbourg, iii. 295;
  • memo. on Lord Palmerston, iii. 300;
  • Lord Stanley's position with the Queen, iii. 301-303;
  • tours of Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, iii. 411;
  • Princess Alice's engagement, iii. 415;
  • state visit to Ireland, iii. 420;
  • Lord John Russell's despatch to America, iii. 421;
  • failure of health, iii. 421;
  • death of the Duchess of Kent, iii. 435-439;
  • illness, iii. 468, 470;
  • draft despatch to United States, last written by, iii. 469;
  • slight rally, 472, 473;
  • death, iii. 421, 473
• Conspiracy and Assassination Bill, iii. 266
• Constantin, expedition against, i. 43;
  • taken by France, i. 96
• Constantine of Russia, Grand Duchess, ii. 7; iii. 466
• Constantinople, i. 232;
  • Russian Fleet ordered to, ii. 441, 452
• Constitution de la Belgique, newspaper, i. 55
• Constitution, the English, i. 358
• Constitutional newspaper, i. 53
• Conyngham, Lady Maria, i. 12
• —— Marchioness, i. 12
• —— Marquess, Lord Chamberlain, i. 12, 74, 75, 84, 110, 121
• Cooper, the Leicester Chartist, i. 424
• Coorg, Princess of, iii. 54
• Corbett, Mr, Secretary of Legation at Florence, iii. 310
• Corigan, Dominic, Physician-in-Ordinary, ii. 136
• Cork, Queen Victoria's visit to, ii. 224;
  • question of dockyard, iii. 151
• Corn Laws, petition against, i. 148;
  • debates on, i. 218, 265, 278, 280, 370, 381, 415, 450, 465;
  • Anti-Corn-Law League, i. 370, 415, 466; ii. 30, 49, 383;
  • paragraph in the Times, ii. 48, 49;
  • Lord John Russell's policy, ii. 59;
  • Sir R. Peel's views, ii. 65, 66, 87;
  • settlement, ii. 233;
  • Earl Grey on, ii. 377;
  • Mr Disraeli on, ii. 381
• Coronation, i. 120, 127
• Corry, H., ii. 306, 405
• Cottenham, Earl of, Chancellor, i. 271, 308, 314; ii. 83
• County and Borough Franchise, ii. 288
• Couper, Sir George, iii. 254
• Courvoisier murders Lord William Russell, i. 220
• Covent Garden Theatre, Free Trade meetings at, ii. 131
• Coventry, Earl of, i. 91
• Cowell, Major (afterwards Sir John), tutor to Prince Alfred, iii. 413
• Cowley, first Baron, Minister at Frankfort, i. 495
• —— second Baron (created Earl 1859), ii. 146, 186, 275;
  • Queen's high opinion of, ii. 285, 286;
  • Ambassador at Napoleon's Court, ii. 397, 407;
  • Napoleon's marriage, ii. 435;
  • Eastern Question, iii. 115, 151, 153, 154, 160;
  • council of war at Paris, iii. 168;
  • honours, iii. 186;
  • iii. 221;
  • mission to Vienna, iii. 308, 323, 324-326;
  • rumoured treaty between France and Russia, iii. 330;
  • terms of peace at Villafranca, iii. 359;
  • England's congress representative, iii. 375;
  • Italian Question, iii. 384, 385;
  • stormy interview with Napoleon, 390-394;
  • French policy in Italy, iii. 412
• Cowper, Countess, i. 201
• —— Lady Fanny, i. 121;
  • her beauty, i. 123, 125;
  • i. 266.
  • See also Jocelyn, Lady
• —— Hon. William, Priv. Sec. to Lord Melbourne, i. 220;
  • First Commissioner of Works, iii. 443
• Cracow, ii. 72, 114
• Crampton, Mr (afterwards Sir John), British Minister at Washington, dismissal of, iii. 219;
  • English Ambassador at St Petersburg, iii. 326
• Cranworth, Lord, Lord Chancellor, ii. 420; iii. 103;
  • Divorce Bill, iii. 231
• Creptowitch, Count, Russian Ambassador, iii. 185
• Crimea, see Eastern Question
• Croker, Right Hon. J. W., Queen's declaration, i. 197
• Crown, influence of the, i. 105;
  • prerogatives of, iii. 294, 296
• —— jewels, claim to, i. 439, 487
• Crowther, Rev. Samuel, ii. 366
• Crystal Palace, the Queen opens the, iii. 2;
  • visit of the Emperor and Empress of the French, iii. 117;
  • peace fête, iii. 190
• Cullen, Dr, Archbishop of Armagh, ii. 281
• Cumberland, second Duke of, i. 4;
  • his character, i. 6, 72, 76.
  • See also Hanover, King Ernest of
• —— third Duke of, see Hanover, King George V.
• Cureton, General, death of, ii. 212
• —— Rev. Wm., recommended for Canonry, ii. 121
• Custine, Marquis Astolphe de, La Russie en 1839, i. 501